forked from virt-mirrors/wayneko
a wayneko fork with phase-based behaviour
Virt
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wayneko does not seem to properly clean its own buffer which is not a problem as long as the compositor does proper damage tracking for the surface for some reason however, the current version of hyprland does not do damage tracking anymore which is why this patch just cleans the buffer properly which fixes the issue for wayneko at least |
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| ext-idle-notify-v1.xml | ||
| LICENSE | ||
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| neko-bitmap.xbm | ||
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| README | ||
| wayneko.1 | ||
| wayneko.c | ||
| wlr-layer-shell-unstable-v1.xml | ||
| xdg-shell.xml | ||
| zsh-completion | ||
wayneko - Neko on Wayland but with phases Display an animated neko cat on the bottom of an output. Requires the Wayland server to implement zwlr-layer-shell-unstable-v1. All code is licensed under the GPLv3. The neko bitmaps were taken from public domain. This fork changes the behaviour of neko to be more calm and less random. Neko will now sleep and be awake in phases, whose duration is randomized but has a minimum and maximum duration which can be changed. This means it can no longer happen that Neko wakes up just to go to sleep immediately again and makes Neko being awake something you can look forward to. It also adds support for multiple monitor setups as you can now specify the used output via the `--output` flag. Refer to the man page or `--help` command to see how to use this fork and which options are new or no longer available. The following features are missing from this fork for now: - Neko does not yet behave differently at night. - Idle detection is working but implemented sloppily. - Pointer following is currently removed.